The Fence Travellers | Ft. A Special Guest

Welcome to episode 2 of our series, "The Fence Travellers"! In this series, we will document the wild animals that cross this fence during the winter and spring. Follow along to see which wild neighbours stop by for their close up.
Watch closely for the special guest appearance in this episode. Can you name the animal?
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[@haggielady]

That black squirrel is a new one to me. I've never seen one before. Thank you.

[@andizak797]

I don't think opossums are cute but I am impressed that she went straight down the chain link.

[@Craftlngo]

I could watch this Fence Cam for hours!

[@gateswildlife]

Us too! We have more to come and can only imagine the activity we will see once Spring comes

[@Jeremyramone]

That fence to tree gap is not as easy as ol sqiuerrlly is making it look. Flawless precision, what a hero.

[@ZenMountain]

Why a hero?

[@Jeremyramone]

@@ZenMountain the younger generation of mammalian fence walkers are inspired by such daunting yet graceful insousiounce and valor

[@NormanF62]

The stars of their own show! Raccoons, squirrels and a Virginia opossum!

[@biowebtv]

Incredible animals

[@Alsatiagent]

I spent much time exploring the ravines of Toronto in the 70s and never saw an opossum. They seem to have become quite common in Southern Ontario. I would guess that many hitched rides with 18 wheeler trucks that originated in the USA. Warming temps probably helped them thrive up here. Coyotes are also a recent addition to our wildlife. I assume they just walked here in a somewhat natural expansion of their range. Like Racoons, they do well in cities with available green space.

[@biowebtv]

@@Alsatiagent That's very interesting

[@jasonruch3529]

Love it! ❤️

[@BugnBuddysMom]

I love black squirrels!!!

[@FuschelChan]

The sniffling is so cute. Such a relaxing video!

[@Marilyn12346]

Aww! Love the critters ❤

[@biowebtv]

So cute

[@DrummerJacob]

Until you have garbage strewn about your lawn and they bite your kids.

[@TheOne0816]

Their balance is absolutely amazing that would make any gymnast envy.

[@patriciacatino3891]

Awesome. Thank you. Love all your videos

[@c150gpilot]

Loving this!

[@urmelausdemeis4743]

Quite some traffic on that fence 🤔❤

[@KristineS73]

Awwww loved this!🥰🥰

[@jjfaris]

The squirrels are the acrobats

[@dragonskunkstudio7582]

The OOOOh possum!

[@MsrKSDisque]

Is the black squirrel unusual?

[@gateswildlife]

Black squirrels are actually apart of the Eastern Grey Squirrel family. The difference in colour comes from a genetic anomaly that prevents their fur from turning grey. Black and grey squirrels are extremely common in Toronto!

[@Alsatiagent]

@@gateswildlife There is also a "ghost" squirrel which might be recessive gene albino. Many have claimed to see one in Trinity Bellwoods Park (downtown Toronto) but as far as I know no one has produced a photo. Someone introduced Black Eastern Grey Squirrels to England and the big bullies are displacing the local, English species. There is an interview clip of Perry Ferrel shocked by the sight of one in Queens Park. In the middle of a sentence about his band he stops and says "squirrels...you have black squirrels!". I had no idea they were not common across the Continent. Love your channel, it introduces compassion towards "nuisance" wildlife all over the globe.

[@Craftlngo]

@@Alsatiagent we have black squirrels in western Europe but they are a variation of the smaller red Squirrels that are the main species of Squirrels here.

[@gateswildlife]

@@Alsatiagent Yes there is, one of our technicians had come across the white squirrel in Trinity Bellwoods in 2020. There is a video on our Instagram of the squirrel, I will share it to our story if you would like to take a look. Our page is @gates_wildlife. Thank you so much for the support!

[@Alsatiagent]

@@gateswildlife Will do! Thanks for the info.

[@Shauna_02]

Was that a possum? So cute

[@MyAltdraco]

What?! You have possums in Canada?! I'm so jealous, that and for the black squirrels you have. We have neither in North Dakota, but I wish we did. I really didn't think possums went that far north...

[@MyAltdraco]

well, well, I just looked up the precise lat/long of Toronto vs. Bismarck and learned you are farther south than us (not by a lot, but still!); that and your east coast location must account for the possum. Thanks, I learned something new today!

[@ginogan5584]

Nice ..👍

[@franck3426]

Espiègles sont les ratons laveurs!!!

[@user-ev3vw1px9h]

라쿤, 청설모, 포섬까지!! 너무 귀여운 손님들이에요! SO CUTE GUESTS!! 🦝🐿🦡💛❤️

[@davidgbowntrailcamerasoutd4725]

Cool looking

[@loismackenzie7715]

Really miss your regular shows. Is this channel ever going to come back the way it was?

[@Samantha784]

why is their no new stuff you are replaying old love watching bring on some new

[@gateswildlife]

Hi Sky, this is a new video. The clips were taken from January 10th 2023 - January 24th 2023. We currently don't have any new videos to film as it is still winter. Once baby season starts, there will be lots of new content!

[@McRoBiNhOoD96]

Have you ever seen an albino squirrel??

[@312countrygirl]

Why did Google Remove you recent upload (Part 3)?

[@cayennenaturetrails8953]